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HOW NY SIDE ACHES.

II From the bench and the counter from
"a q the loom and sewing machine goes up
XNzA the cry Of pain and weakness. Aching
%EHN Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine
AEh Pains, Strains and Weakness, Coughs,
Colds and Chest Pains, and every Pain and Ache
of daily toll relieved In one minute by the Cntl.
cura Anti.Pian PLASTER. New, elegant and infaili
BILE. At druggists, BIC; five for $l.OO or OF Potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston,
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in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. LEONARD q. CLIFFORD.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate Of
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Mrs. A. VI Dauplin of 1881 Ridge Ave-. phila-
delphla, hS- done "A great dead to make known to
ladies there the great value Of Mrs. Pinkhan-
Vegetable Compound, cure for their troubles
ana diseases. She writes a. follows: "A Young
lady of this city while bathing some wears "A 20 WAS
thrown Violently against the lifeline and the III.
juricS received resulted III an ovarian ,lmor which
grew and enlarged until 1.aH >efacH ccrtaiH. Her
physician finally advised her totil Mrs. Pinkha,n'-
tomp"und- She did and in short time the
tu1nor WAS 'i-sOlN ei tnd Shc Is ptrt lraifh
also know of many eases Wnt e the me- icinc lla,
been of great value in preventing mi-rArri; e and
alternating tie pains and dangers of childbirth.
Philadelphia ladies appreciate the worth of this
medicine and its great value"
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VITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and Contagious HUI
mors Cured by Cuticura,

Scrotulous, Inherited and Contagious HUI
mors Cured by Cuticura.
VllkOtGH the medium of one of vour books re
crlNed through Mr.. Frank II. Wrav, Druggist
Apollo, Pa. became acquainted with YOUR CIII
tlRA REMEDIES, and take this opportunity to tes
Wy I" You mat their use has permanently cured me
"l one Of the worst cases of blood poisoning, in
connection with eryslpelas, that | have ever seen
AMI this after having been pronounced incurable
ny some of the best physicians in our county
take great pleasure i'll forwarding to you this testi
n"hlal, unsolicited as it is by you, in order that
c"ul:tSed to give your CITICT RA REMEDIES a trial
+. :. WIIlTLINGER, Leechburg Pa.
reference: FRANK L. WRAi, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
sCROFULous ULCERS.
James +. Richardson Custom House, New Or
leans, ON oath says: Sin 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until was a mass of cor
rlpfl"n- Everything known to the medical faculty
VA 'ficn IN V;ln: became mere wreck At
times could not lift my hands to my head, could
not turn IN bed; was i'll constant pain, and looked
upon life as curse. No relief or cure in ten
wears In 1850 heard of the CUTICURA RENE.
DIES, used them, and was perfectly cured''
sworn to before L. 5. Com. j. d. CRAWFORD
ONE OF THE WORST CASES. 81
We have been selling your CUTICUKA REMEDIES
Tor years and have the first complaint vet to re
celNe from Il purchaser. One of the worst eases Of
Scrofula ever saw was cured bv the use of five
bottles of CUTIcTRA RESoLvENT, CUTICURA and
CIrCIRA SOAP. The Soap takes the "cake" here
rs Il medicinal soap.
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR, Druggist, Frankfort, Kan.
SCROFULOUS, INHERITED,
And Contagious Humors, with Loss of Hair, and
Eruptiohs OF the skin, are positively cured by Gu
rin.hn ana CITIcIKA SOAP externally, and CUTI
cihes iall. Send for Pamphlet.
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lS"ils Pnles. hives, ringworm, letter. and all
ot'l"r manifestations of impure blood cured by
II0N0.s NArsaralila.
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
SCROFULOUS. JNHFRITPn

And Contagious 1iumors, with Loss of HAIR and
Erurtions Of the skin, are positively cured by Gu
TIC IRA ana CiTICIRA SOAP externally, and CUTI
CtKA HEsoLvENT internally, when ali other medI-
zines fail. Send for Pamphlet
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That tired, langu feeling and dull headache is
very diNagreeabie. Take two of Carriers Little
Liver Pins before retiring and you Will find relief.
THEY never fail to do good.
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The eccentric engineers refused point blank to
ni"\ NE "ritis OF District Assembly No. 40. The
Forty miners look upon the eccentric engineers as
Odd fellows.
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Boston o and Bangor
Steamship Co.
Winter Arrangement.
Maine Central r. z.
TIMETABLE.
hELFAsr 10 81 ENHAh,

On and after Monday, Get, 2j, 1856, trains con
Meeting at bulmham with Through trains for Ban
cor, WatclNilie, Portlam, and Boston, Will run a>
fpI
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The Wonan's Column.

IN. the columns of the Detroit Free Press
devoted to religious intelligence there appear
ed lately the nalnes of twenty-thrce women
announced 10 preach in different parts Of the
country.
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san Francisco dominates William I. Coleman
10" me presidency III lS>s BY that time the strike
VIII probably have ended, and the Coleman will
not nc in such bad 0dor as he is at present.
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MILL ST., OPPOSITE POST0FFIcE.
BOX la6
Bids for Extension of
Court House.

CEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
y ceived at the Office Of the Auditor Of
King county, W. T.. till June Ia 1887, for
building and completing an extension to
the Court House in Seattle, said extension
70 be g feet In length and OF the same
width and heighth as the present blu Id
ing. II is TO be divided into rooms be-
low and 2 rooms and short hall above, all
well lighted; 2 chimneys to be built in
same. kach bid TO be accompanied by
plans. specifications and q bond Of ten
per cent, of amount bid. 70 be forfeited BY
the successful bidder In case of his fail.
ure to enter into contract with requisite
security for faithful performance OF con-
tract. All plans and specifications 10 be
at expense of bidders. The work 10 be
completed within 60 days after award Of
contract. The Board Of Commissioners
reserves the right 70 reject any and all
bids. LYMAN WOOD,
my26 County Auditor
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Bids for Clearing Roads.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
- ceived at the Auditors Office in King
county. w. T., till June 16, 1887. for grub
bling and clearing the county road OF all
stumps for Q width of 90 feet, from the
city limits to the Race Track, and for
width Of 80 feet from the forks of the
road this side Of the Race Track 10 the
Duwamish river bridge. All stumps and
roots to be removed to q depth OF six
inches below the surface OF the ground
The ground to be staked of by the Road
Supervisor. Each bid to be accompanied
BY bond OF ten Der cent. Of amount Of
bic. conditioned that the bidder. IL his bid
be accepted, will enter into contract with
requisite security for faithful perform
ance within five days after award, work
tn be performed within 50 days after let
ting contract The Board Of rommis-
sioneTs reserve the right to ~ ject any and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD.
County Auditor.
Seattle. Nay 10. 1857 myl7dtd
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Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ACCOMPA
y MED by plans, specifications and strain
diagrams, will be received at the Office of
the Auditor Of King county. w. T.. until
June 16, 1887. for building q draw bridge
across White River, at the place Of VIM.
C0chrane. little below the Catholic
Church, in Sec. 2. Tp. 20 n, RAE. Said
bids 70 include all necessary ers and
abutments; the bsidge to be l6 feet wide,
and 10 feet above high water mark thu
draw TO be co feet. clear. ir width. Zach
bid to be accompanied with bond OF ten
per cent Of amount Of bid, to be forfeited
by the successful bidder In case OF failure
to enCer int contract for the faithful per
fermance. with requisite security. within
five days after the award. Ali to ba com
pleted within 80 days after award. All
plans and specifications to be at the ex-
pense Of the bidder. The Board Of Com
missiOners reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. LYMAN WOOD.
myA County Auditor.
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NOTICE or SRERlFF'S SALE OF
Personal PROPERTY,

MO. I6ll-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
N holding terms at Seattle; W. T.
samuel j. BGrnes W. 3. Y. Petit, ". ". Pet
tit. her husband. the enOhomiah Pharmacy
Co, Redington, Woodard 4 Co.. ct al, defend
ants.
Notice ia hereby given, that under and by
virtae OF an order Of sale ISSUED out Of the
Dist riot Court. holding terms at seattle, ID tee
above entitled cause, have leSied upon the
following described personal property, tovit ;
The show cases Jars, furniture, fixtures,
drugs, wines, liquors and all the parApher-
malta belonging to tirst class drug store.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that Oh
Saturday, the 18th day Of Junes
A. ID. 1887.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock g.. m. OF said day, on
the premises formerly occupied BY the snoho-
mish Pharmacy Co., on Front street, snoho-
mish City, W. T., will sell the property here
tofore mentioned at public auction, 10 lots TO
suit purchases.
Terms, cash gold coin.
DAted this Slst day Of May. 1851.
L. H. CYPHERs,
sheriff Of Snohomish county, W. T.
II will pay dealers in the above line Of goods
to attend this sale. P. P. CARROLL. Attorney
for RediIgon, Woodland & Co, ct a., judgment
creditors Of the snohomish Pharmacy &c.
jei9eI6
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ACCOMPA-
= MED by plans. specifications and strain
diagrams, will be received at the Office of
the Auditor in King county. Washington
Territory. until June l6 1887. for building
Of pile bridges s feet above high water
mark, across the Tolt river AID its
sloughs. on the line Of the present county
road approximate length of bridging.
including approaches. about 40 feet
Each bidder shall accompany his bid With
q bond for ten per cent. OF such bid, which
amount shall be forfeited. in case of his
bid being accepted, IL he fails. neglects or
refuses TO enter into a contract with a
requisite bond for faithful performances
within five days after award. The bridges
TO be completed within 90 days after
award. Said plans and specifications 10
be at expense Of bidder. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
LYMAN WOOb, County Auditor,
Seattle, May L. 1887. myI7dtf
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FINANCE ann TRADE.


AAAAA-4s AAiN--t 49, -
Tss o1lJ eAEzE- noticed "a he sake
sanes i1at rspoys Is slghs dsesias IN prirss
q Eesstahiss en- aoeouut Ct iArEs reeeiFts On
tAs Her. EsE posssoss declined i ssEs PEI
psus9 n tie rial zArkss. Toy 6risg neS
; cents PCT PoznA GA potAtsss SIN rssa
Is I / eezts rsg pouzd
PE0DCcE RECEIPTS Past94 hears inelads
; haEes bzztsr. u b. - Eooi. 2 eoopE chi ksns
g saeks oass. szs esntAis IA -, hagA. b1n'
Ole skiua. ? knlibaf
SHIPMENTS - General msrckEnlise Wsi
SIPS ffoE Seatfis esring pat "a ko1rs =
telioH8az qzantifies. C. & P s. r. B. u
toas. ?. :. 8 Llas 5 tees. steamer Geo. Z
SAT- tonz. Fanay Iaks ) tors, Eastwood y
is1s. lea tors, nellie 10 toes
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On A YIsIT.-Captain John II. Mar
shall and wife, Of San Diego. arrived
here by the Geo. w. Elder yesterday
After remaining In Seattle about 10 oil
y DAYS they will 90 East over the Cana
dian Pacific and remain there till OctO-
Der, when they will return to their homG
IN California. Their oldest daughter
Lizzie IL residing with her husband on
a vineyard, two hsuFs' ride from SaE
Francisco; Blanche resides with bel
husband 10 San Diego, where be is sx
tsnsively engaged in the furniture busl
ness with Mr.. ChsdbOure. Dell, ihs
youngest daughter, has gone to Homo
lulu on her wedding tour.
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WnRKINa PEOPLE

Are often too III to labor. bat they
haven't time 30 take medicine and lay
Of Simmons Liver Regulator can be
taken without causing any loss Of time,
aud the system will be built up and in-
viROrated by it. II has no equal as a
preparatory medicine, and can be safely
used when & doctor cannot be called in,
Ia all common diseases IL will. unassist-
ed by any other medicine, effect a speedy
cure.
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In,porianl Railroad Rates.

TINS EvxSiNo's ESrrRrArSNxNs We
bespeak for al who attend the SAN.
msr Evening" At Browns Pavilion on
Second street Thoroughly enjoyable
time. Juae IL our basi aud brightest
month, and ss her face ssAys past The
tides let us add 10 Der et0an the uvsfis
halo Of charitable deeds, which. Zoe ali
The SCOTS, forever bitter frnit, make the
prose more than the uOetry Of mach
every dAy existence. n. however, suit
iahsry things carry the palm OF attrac-
ucn, thiuk % Subsidiaries aud cream.
say eolots, specch ana song. music ard
the moving - measured steps. aud,
shove all, = Welcome 10 friend an
stranger. Tbs = large promise for TO-
night but oar ladies are quite able &c
make 10 good.
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CaASar or MAsrEEs. --Yssterday az.
ternoon she toe CyrUs walker cane
hera from Pott Gamble 10 enable her
master, CAptAin Sslhy. 10 get out the
necessary papcrs 90 take command o.
the GcliAh. Captain RAker. late % the
Seaeeck employ, will sacceed Captain
Selhy tE The Cyrus walker. Tha POW
crtal stdawhsSl tss uoliAh has been laid
np Tor several wears, daring whieh So
has rceeivsd q general and thorough
oFeFhaulinS, and ste u expected q q
good service tot she PaZst Mll Com
pany agtiu.
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OS A Nssgr.-Nf. A. s Halsaie.
President q shs California Nine works
and plcresF rad bsilder. has been in
Sestals fof = DAY ~ 81 visiting his Hieor,
Mrs. hantios MsNisksn. he left foF
~ Sosnd Yesterday on tie steamer
kseeswood.
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THE TWO BEST PLANS OF LIFE
INSURANCE..

The Travellers Of Hartford. and the
Providsnt Savings of NeW York. M
assessments, ard no promises of future
dividends to disappoint the assured
These COMPANIES furnish life Insurance.
on the common sense business plan, IN
mixed With banking or investment, con.
sequently their rates are much lever
and commend them 10 all In need oil
solId life insurance. TAYLOR & BUM
are tho aRents.
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shipping Intelligence.

San PRANoIsco. June IA - sAiled-Ship
Blue Jacket. Seattle; steamer Oregon, Port
land; steamer City Of Chester, Seattle.
Ssiled-s'eamer State of California, Asto-
ria: ships Geo. =. Manson and Pamyra, Port
Townsend,
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KxcKASEE

SES T0Rx. Jaoe il.-Nonsy on cali. isaaec,
3sSsk: i4st i04R. 5. closed, z prime
Mercantile papsF. sGs; stsrFiyE excdange,
dull steady 81 san for 81 day b.lls; 81 % for
deEaEa
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The Northwestern Express Company
will be ready for business on and after
Jane LIST, 1887, between Seattle and
other points 10 Western Washington;
office with Postal Telegraph Company,
Mn street. The patronage Of the pub-
lie Is solicited.
II. q. sTRuyE, President.
JAMES A. CAREY. Sec'v. m3l
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NKWa BEEyTTIEs AID A cOLGl1cTfoS o.
FCaEI sJrED sHIRFrxo EoEEz-
lRsgslar Cor. Paas-TsssIl7sasv.l

Irregular Cor. Post-TstsIlgsaesv.J
TIE iunbsr ii tie shiv Eordssj sEnos,
which va advertised % Be sold - pse.
Ise auesioa. wss uithdFagn alter BID
Of snly g beng made. The paEtles
making lhs bid asssrt that the sale ettef
being opened co1ld not legally Be With
drawn, and e7ntend th2s they ooogat
the fambes 10 good faith sud mean %
take possessisn Of the sane.
The damaged stock and fixtures per-
tanning TO the store Of @ plain Hirds,
~hbeh vas recently injured By ore, vas
toa2hi on Mondsy b. ". II. H.LsaruSd.
Bshop Foster has ieft o. tue OiYu-
plan for an Alaskan trip. 10 be absent >
few veeks. TIE Bishop Is accompanied
By bis wife aud child.
Or. L. P. seaVeY, Of this city. dsDsFted
yesterday for q tour Of the Essiern
States.
Hon. II. T. BsschsF has rstarnsd from
Portland.
Mr.. James Jones has returned from
San Francisco after "a sbsenes OF seT-
eFal weeks.
SHIPPING SO1Es.
Toe ship DashipQ Wave, Captain
Began. I4 days from San FEareisoo, wa
sqEed 40 Sound on Monday, bound %
7 aoouns 30 load lumber.
The ship Marry More, Captain Mar
phy, Il days from San francisco, has
arrived al Port Msdisou, 80 lead q re-
tufn cargo % ianbeK.
Ths schooner Carona vas towed up "a
Ladl0W 90 Monday.
The steamship Abyssinia arrived 81
Vancouver on Monday night, fourteen
aBd q half days from Yokohama, loaded
With q cargo OF tea consigned 20 Faro
pean firms via tss Canadian Pseife
Railroad.
The ship Indiana will return from San
Francisco and load another cargo OF
coal from Seattle, same destination.
Toe ship Eigard O'BrisD, nov 81
San Pedro, will return to the sound and
lead lumber for the same port.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder, arrived
from San Francisco early yesterday
morning. After disehareing ITO tons OF
freight, she departed for up Sound
Ports. Seventy tons of the cargo dis
charged are consigned 70 Alaskan ports
The ships Geo. +. Manson, 1853 tons,
John A. Briggs, 20a3 tons, and America
nov at San Francisco, are engaged to
load Fsturn caFRoes Of coal lrou the Sc
attic bankers.
The ship Normandy, ITO tens, nov
at san Diego, will return 10 the Sound
for another cargo OF lumber.
The Norwegian bark BenRnela, 6ss
tons, sailed from San Diego, on Friday
last, for Port BlAkelv, 70 load lumber
for Melbourne at G. So per thousand
feet direct.
A ANAL slo0p tno nAme), whieh was
seized SEINE eighteen months ago fol
violating the revenue laws, vas sold OF
Monday at public auction for S65 so e
NJ. b. Sacks.
The ship Yosemite will inish loading
q cargo Of coal az Taeona this morninG
and will then sail for San Francisco.
Port Townsend, June IL, 1889.
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Steamer st. PatFid|
A FTER JUNE erH Will LEAVE shA,...
n for Uniou City on Moadsy nor ~. -.
Union City for Port Gambia, Tuesday - ~
leave Port Gamble, "wednesday No. - :.
seabeek Seabeck for Port Gamble, -.
morning. Port Gamble for Beaoec. - -.
morning; seabeck for Port 6ADos. - -,
morning. Port Gamble for bsspeeA' -
1nornIna J. MAC0MBERs Aaster -
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OREGON RY. & NAV. cos
STEAMERS.

NORTH PACIFIC AND GEO. +. STARR,
Alternate.
Arrive daily except Sunday. from
Victoria and Port Townsend. pm
Depart daily except Sunday, for
Tacoma ......-.....-...s....ss I'm
Arrive daily. except Sunday,
from Tacoma.....-.... 90 %
Depart daily except Sunday, for
Victoria and Pert Towpsend.. m
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. pm
Departs daily for Tacoma. . m
Arrives daily from Tacoma, ex.
cept Sunday. ....lS:O p N
Departs daily for Tacoma, except
sunday. ... ...........ss....s..s AsO y NJ
STEAMER IDAHO
Arrives from whatcom every Tuss-
day, Thur.day and SATURDAY. at.-.. IN
bepArts for Vhatcom every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at........ an
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s1ocx xAHxxr rs Erw ToHK.

NV YozE, June II. - The dealings In
sfecka today nftsg he nrst hour, were on q
musb iErger seAle than has been seen fer sew
sr4l weeks. The break In the wbea; deal In
Chicago this morning following the exeite-
msng IL tie coffee market o. The last few
DAYS eausssi a gTea, deal Of exsitement and
aopTsaensian among tie smaller class Of op-
erzicrs, Who now bold m0gt Of The a1Atine
STICK. sad their eI5rss 10 realize upsn tbeli
h0leings gave the hrsf iEpetus TO the down
ward movement which Assumed largT pre-
portions later In tie day. The loom traders,
who 81 present aFs beArish almost 4 MAJ,
Joined 10 the selling movement and created
3 decided break. Wheeling and Lake Erie
eAFiy became 4 special potBt Of attack, AMI
on aeeSunt Of the loe4iity Of the trouble. the
EfangsFs were also freely sold Richmond
and West Point vas especially weak early Ia
tee day. hut vas better held on largely re-
dused business dgnog the s'ternoou. Among
tie soeeialiiss Denver preferred. Oregon NEv.
fga,ion. Lake E1e h Western preferred and
Hseking Coal were prominent for decline.
sstabilshsd. In The lasi hour, the covering Of
shorts tarned tn tide and > natural recovery
was made before the close which was steady
and hrIn. The aetiVs stocks are aim Ost with
cut exception lower this evening. WbesiinE
& LAKE Erie Is down 81. Oregon Navigation
~. Hooking Coal IN. Denver preferred =
Omaha Ia. Lake Erie / Western preferred
Il, and Z. nnessee Goal per cent
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II you want 10 see bargains in hosiery
aud crashes, come and see TokLAs Il
SINdEGMAN.
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FOB SNOHOMISR CIT


-m STEAMER
w. r. Munln
Carrying the United State. ma - Y
leave Seattle for Edmunda Mak
MarySvilie, Lowell and snehomlan
dRy, wednesday and Friday, q ~
returning alternate days.
Fer freight or passage Apply q
or 10 Geo. Foster, agent Nesler,s ~
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STEAMER mAH
PUGET SOUND SHORE R. R.

No, q departs daily for Tacoma. 6 40 a m
No. % arrives daily from Tacoma $50 p m
No. q departs daily for Stuck
Junction and way stations q. . 2:5 . m
No. q arrives daily FROM Stuck
Junction and way stations. 1905 m
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TELEGRAPHIC.-


LosDoN, June "A -Bsrthoidi has eoE-
pletsd on the grounds Of The AneFiean
Exhibition . diagram Of The port q aeS
YORK, pRsss1tinR IN miniature c1eit'
cate Of tie stasas Of Liberty enliRstsn'
ing the world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-15

American Express. 100; Canadian Pacific,
CO.,: Canada Southern. eos; Central Pacific,
s.; Chicago, Burlington n Quincy, 1871;
Delaware LackAwAunA Western, 1871 (;
Denver Rio GrAnds. u.s.; Erie. s25s; Lake
shore. W.; Louisville & Nashville, g.;
Michigan Ceatral. 92a; Northern Pacific,
30h. preferred. 69k, Kansas h Texas. - =
New York Central, ill5s; Oregon Improve
msnt. 80; Oregon NAVIGATION, l0l; Oregon
Trsnscoa.ineatAl, 81 :; St. Paul, 9oss; PAc &c
Mail. 5S1s Rock Island, 1871; Texas Pacific.
3D.; Union Pseifc, $50; U. :. Express. 81;
Wells Fargo Express. 1873, WestsrH Union,
/ 81; Northwestern. 1905.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-15

Kansas CrrI, June 10 --Rumors are
rife here OF the Disappearance Of W. r.
Congdnn, Grand SeeTetarv and Treas.
afer Of the Swilchmen's Mutual Aid Az
soeiatlOn. There seefus 10 DO no doubt
that be IL defaulter. bat no reliable In
formation Of the amount can be Oh
tanned. His wife, who lives in this city,
has not beard from him for three weeks
aud admits that be lost a considerable
sum 10 eanbliRR. A strenuous effort
is being made 10 suppress the matter.